Get ready to enter a world where pixels are so sharp, they could slice a tomato. That’s right, we’re diving into the realm of 4K HDR with the Chromecast Ultra. So grab your popcorn, because we’re about to take your viewing experience to a whole new level of crispness. Get ready to say goodbye to blurry streams and hello to the future of streaming technology.…
Welcome to the future of streaming, where pixels are so sharp, they practically jump off the screen and slap you in the face. That’s right, we’re talking about 4K HDR brilliance unleashed through the magic of Chromecast Ultra. Say goodbye to grainy images and hello to a world where every detail is so crisp and clear, you’ll feel like you’re actually living inside your favorite TV show.…
Google announced the Chromecast Ultra on Nov. 6, 2016. It was launched at the price of $69 US dollars with 4K Ultra HD and high dynamic range support primarily HDR10 and Dolby Vision.
The form factory is similar to the 2nd Generation Chromecast puck shape with an HDMI connector tethered to it.
For the most part, the functionality of the Chromecast Ultra is no different than the 2nd generation.…
Here is part two of the @madebygoogle launch event summary. Part 1 we covered Google’s new phone Pixel, Google VR headset – Daydram, and Google Wifi. In part 2, we will go into detail with Chromecast Ultra and Google Home
Google announced their 2nd generation Chromecast roughly a year ago. At that time, it was rumored to offer 4K Ultra HD and HDR support but were dissapointed.…
Today, Oct 4, Google held their #madebygoogle event and wow’d the world the latest and greatest products. Here is a summary of all of the products announced at this event.
The event started out with a nifty video which segwayed from their signature search bar to Google Assistant.
Sundar Pichai gave the intro welcoming everyone including the interesting fact that they were using a space that used to be a chocolate factory in the early 1900’s.…
Mark your calendars for Oct 4th. Google has scheduled a live event on Oct. 4, 2016 for their hardware lines. The main focus of the event is to launch two new phones, the Pixel and Pixel XL, more info on Google Home, and Daydream VR device. Android Police is reporting that Google also plans to announce the 3rd gen casting device dub’d Chromecast Plus or Chromecast Ultra which will support 4K streaming.…